Da Vinci Code – Is Any Of It Fact?

Monk

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It is as far as i can go with the Starlight Program being 3 July 5398 BC, with Sirius along the 30th Latitude line, graph below:-
 

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JUPITERASC

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Usaully i would stay away from links mentioning "The Sun Behind the Sun", but now i'm not so sure....
https://vigilantcitizen.com/hidden-knowledge/connection-between-sirius-and-human-history/.


By going back one day in Cairo to 3rd July 5398 BC, which near as far back as i can go with Starlight, we find Sirius on a new cycle of rising with the Sun, with the Julian Calendar, ancient people must have known about this, look how far Regulus has moved with Precession, on Graph Below.


I'm on the hunt for Atlantis along the 30th parallel Latitude line, as this is where Sirius rises with the Sun.
Plato thought it was fairly near "The Pillars of Hercules", which is now "The Straits of Gibralter", this line cuts very near there:-
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/30th_parallel_north
It also cuts through Florida which is Interesting:-
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlantis
https://www.express.co.uk/news/weird/1076642/atlantis-shock-atlantic-canary-islands-match-plato-spt
Interesting look at new and ancient sculptures under the sea:-
https://www.thetravel.com/25-pictur...to-find-the-star-sirius-a-sun-behind-the-sun/
Enjoy links, i'll be back tomorrow....

i wonder if very ancient people had a Calendar like the Julian Calendar???
It appears that Sirius and its dwarf companion-star are shifting position relative to the terrestrial seasons, along with all the rest of the stars, about 1 degree per 72 years.

The result of Sirius not being affected by Equinoctial precession would be its moving out of alignment with Orion's Belt, which, as far as I can tell, has not occurred.

There's something mysterious going on regarding parans that doesn't apply to longitudinal extension onto the Ecliptic.



Hi Monk - more pyramids discovered - perhaps calenders :smile:

The construction of ancient pyramid shaped buildings
was one that seemingly occupied almost every country.
The concept was one that was common amongst our ancient ancestors
and researchers believe
there are many more yet to be discovered
be it in the deepest of the Amazon jungles
or on the bottom of the ocean.
New discoveries are being made with the help of technology
such as those found on a small island in the Indian Ocean.
Why these mysterious structures were built
remains somewhat of a mystery. :smile:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3yYuq5_lk4Y&feature=em-uploademail

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Opal

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Opal

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This is longer than an astrological star sign limit, Sirius was rising in Cairo, Egypt, for 2,361 years....as yet i have no idea why even using the Julian Calendar, it's spooky!!!!

hehehe, I just had time to really look! Isn't that just cool! :biggrin: Are there any other entities, that have not changed with time? Or just Sirius? I am going to look through my books for ancient Sirius stuff. Have patience with me, work will be all consuming in the next few months.
 

Monk

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Hi Opal,


I'm not an idiot, as you know Opal, but i never did trust or understand "The Sothic Cycle", quote below:-
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Discovery

This cycle was first noticed by Eduard Meyer in 1904, who then carefully combed known Egyptian inscriptions and written materials to find any mention of the calendar dates when Sirius rose at dawn. He found six of them, on which the dates of much of the conventional Egyptian chronology are based. A heliacal rise of Sirius was recorded by Censorinus as having happened on the Egyptian New Year's Day between AD 139 and 142.[3] The record actually refers to 21 July AD 140 but is astronomically calculated as a definite 20 July AD 139. This correlates the Egyptian calendar to the Julian calendar. Leap day occurs in AD 140, and so the new year on 1 Thoth is 20 July in AD 139 but it is 19 July for AD 140–142. Thus he was able to compare the day on which Sirius rose in the Egyptian calendar to the day on which Sirius ought to have risen in the Julian calendar, count the number of intercalary days needed, and determine how many years were between the beginning of a cycle and the observation. One also needs to know the place of observation, since the latitude of the observation changes the day when the heliacal rising of Sirius occurs, and mislocating an observation can potentially change the resulting chronology by several decades.[3
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sothic_cycle
However the date mentioned above is way out, Sirius is very high in the sky as the Sun rose...it is all confusing!!!!
Graph below:-
 

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Opal

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Hi Opal,


I'm not an idiot, as you know Opal, but i never did trust or understand "The Sothic Cycle", quote below:-
"
Discovery

This cycle was first noticed by Eduard Meyer in 1904, who then carefully combed known Egyptian inscriptions and written materials to find any mention of the calendar dates when Sirius rose at dawn. He found six of them, on which the dates of much of the conventional Egyptian chronology are based. A heliacal rise of Sirius was recorded by Censorinus as having happened on the Egyptian New Year's Day between AD 139 and 142.[3] The record actually refers to 21 July AD 140 but is astronomically calculated as a definite 20 July AD 139. This correlates the Egyptian calendar to the Julian calendar. Leap day occurs in AD 140, and so the new year on 1 Thoth is 20 July in AD 139 but it is 19 July for AD 140–142. Thus he was able to compare the day on which Sirius rose in the Egyptian calendar to the day on which Sirius ought to have risen in the Julian calendar, count the number of intercalary days needed, and determine how many years were between the beginning of a cycle and the observation. One also needs to know the place of observation, since the latitude of the observation changes the day when the heliacal rising of Sirius occurs, and mislocating an observation can potentially change the resulting chronology by several decades.[3
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sothic_cycle
However the date mentioned above is way out, Sirius is very high in the sky as the Sun rose...it is all confusing!!!!
Graph below:-

:lol::lol::lol: I like your sense of humour, Idiot, is not a word I would have associated with you, but, I have at times called myself one.:smile:

humour my idiocy. Use Lake Titicaca as an observation point. :tongue:
 

Monk

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Hi Opal,


I will answer you soon, but i think i need to explain passage below first,
Complex cycles

The fact that neither months nor years occupied a whole number of days was recognized quite early in all the great civilizations. Some observers also realized that the difference between calendar dates and the celestial phenomena due to occur on them would first increase and then diminish until the two were once more in coincidence. The succession of differences and coincidences would be cyclic, recurring time and again as the years passed. An early recognition of this phenomenon was the Egyptian Sothic cycle, based on the star Sirius (called Sothis by the ancient Egyptians). The error with respect to the 365-day year and the heliacal risings of Sirius amounted to one day every four tropical years.


Now the Egyptian Calendar was 365 days long, the Julian Calendar was 365 days and 1/4 days long, however out of true by three leap year days every 400 years.
Thus if ANCIENT CULTURES going way back in time used a calendar like the Julian Calendar, Sirius would rise every year for much longer, however i can't explain how other stars don't act like Sirius with precession using the Julian Calendar.
https://www.britannica.com/science/calendar/Time-determination-by-stars-Sun-and-Moon
The above link is interesting reading and shows how clever ancient people could be with astronomy/astrology.
 

Monk

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The Julian Calendar was implimented on 1st January 0045 BC, but by Decree of Canupus of 243 BC, the Pharaoh had tried to add a leap year day to the Egyptian Calendar, but met opposition from the priests, so it is possible that an earlier lost people could have worked this all out before the Egyptians:-
Contents of the inscription

The inscription touches on subjects such as military campaigns, famine relief, Egyptian religion and governmental organization in Ptolemaic Egypt. It mentions the king's donations to the temples, his support for the Apis and Mnevis cults, which enjoyed huge success in the Macedonian – Egyptian world, and the return of divine statues which had been carried off by Cambyses. It extols the king's success in quelling insurgencies of native Egyptians, operations referred to as 'keeping the peace.' It reminds the reader that during a year of low inundation, the government had remitted taxes and imported grain from abroad. It inaugurates the most accurate solar calendar known to the ancient world, with 365¼ days per year. It declares the deceased princess Berenike a goddess and creates a cult for her, with women, men, ceremonies, and special 'bread-cakes'. Lastly it orders the decree to be incised in stone or bronze in both hieroglyphs and Greek, and to be publicly displayed in the temples.[2]
The Decree of Canopus attested the existence of the ancient city of Heracleion, which is now submerged, and has only recently been excavated. The Decree informed us, in its Greek version, that a synod of priests was held in the city of Heracleion during the reign of King Ptolemy I.[3]
Calendar reform

The traditional Egyptian calendar had 365 days: twelve months of thirty days each and an additional five epagomenal days. According to the reform, the five-day "Opening of the Year" ceremonies would include an additional sixth day every fourth year.[4] The reason given was that the rise of Sothis advances to another day in every 4 years, so that attaching the beginning of the year to the heliacal rising of the star Sirius would keep the calendar synchronized with the seasons.
This Ptolemaic calendar reform failed, but was finally officially implemented in Egypt by Augustus in 26 or 25 BCE, now called the Alexandrian calendar,[5] with a sixth epagomenal day occurring for the first time on 29 August 22 BCE.[6] Julius Caesar had earlier implemented a ​365 1⁄4 day year in Rome in 45 BCE as part of the Julian calendar.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decree_of_Canopus
 

Monk

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Hi Opal, David and Jup,
I'm not a fear monger, obviously we get bad earthquakes and tsunami's, it is just one of the things we live with, however volcanoes with landslides into the sea is probably the most frightening, and probably what Plato was writing about regarding the alleged "Atlantis".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6utAunBKXV4
One of these megatsunami's would cause far more loss of life than the Boxing day Tsunami that usaully were 40 ft. when reaching the shore:-

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INdzPIDzO1I
There are many natural problems that can happen, like the Yellowstone Caldera, but the chances of anything "Big" happening are small, unlike Atlantis, if it existed.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellowstone_Caldera


My theory at the moment, is that the Canary Islands could be near where Atlantis fell under the sea, but obviously everyone has a theory so please post them!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Megatsunami#Canary_Islands
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Location_hypotheses_of_Atlantis#Canary_Islands,_Madeira_and_Cape_Verde
Lake Titicacy, could have interesting archeology under tons of rock however is too high for landfall into the sea as it isn't far from Misti Volcano:-
Hi Opal, i will post astronomy graph for Sirius rising with the Sun for Lake Titicacy in the next few days.
 
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david starling

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Monk, I've discovered a new method for determining the astrological Ages tropically, instead of the universally recognized sidereal Zodiac Ages. The Vernal Point, at one end of the line of intersection of Earth's orbital and Equatorial planes, Precesses in retrograde fashion, relative to the stars, and is somewhere near or already in sidereal Aquarius, depending on how the boundary between sidereal Pisces and Aquarius is set. Obviously, since the Vernal Point is held in place tropically to locate the First Point of tropical Aries, it can't register the Ages for the tropical Zodiac.

The reason I mention it here, is because Sirius is currently conjunct the Line of Apsides, which is the center-line of Earth's elliptical orbit, at the Aphelion end of the line in about 15 degrees tropical :cancer:. I'm using the other end, the Point of Perihelion, to locate the tropical Ages, and it does transit the tropical Zodiac as well as the Stars. But, the movement relative to the Seasons is much faster than its movement relative to the constellations: It's an approximately 21,000 year cycle versus about a 108,000 year cycle, both with direct-motion.

If Atlantis was in existence about 20,000 years ago, it would have been in the same tropical-Sign Age situation as we're in now, using this Line of Apsides method, with which the Point of Perihelion would be moved back about all the way around the full 360 degrees. But, Sirius would be back at about the end of tropical Aries/beginning of tropical Taurus.

That is, IF Sirius IS in fact subject to both Precession of the Equinox and Progression of the Perihelion. :unsure:
 
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JUPITERASC

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Monk, I've discovered a new method for determining the astrological Ages tropically, instead of the universally recognized sidereal Zodiac Ages. The Vernal Point, at one end of the line of intersection of Earth's orbital and Equatorial planes, Precesses in retrograde fashion, relative to the stars, and is somewhere near or already in sidereal Aquarius, depending on how the boundary between sidereal Pisces and Aquarius is set. Obviously, since the Vernal Point is held in place tropically to locate the First Point of tropical Aries, it can't register the Ages for the tropical Zodiac.

The reason I mention it here, is because Sirius is currently conjunct the Line of Apsides, which is the center-line of Earth's elliptical orbit, at the Aphelion end of the line in about 15 degrees tropical :cancer:. I'm using the other end, the Point of Perihelion, to locate the tropical Ages, and it does transit the tropical Zodiac as well as the Stars. But, the movement relative to the Seasons is much faster than its movement relative to the constellations: It's an approximately 21,000 year cycle versus about a 108,000 year cycle, both with direct-motion.

If Atlantis was in existence about 20,000 years ago, it would have been in the same tropical-Sign Age situation as we're in now, using this Line of Apsides method, with which the Point of Perihelion would be moved back about all the way around the full 360 degrees. But, Sirius would be back at about the end of tropical Aries/beginning of tropical Taurus.

That is, IF Sirius IS in fact subject to both Precession of the Equinox and Progression of the Perihelion. :unsure:
Hi Monk :smile:



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JUPITERASC

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Hi Opal, David and Jup,
I'm not a fear monger, obviously we get bad earthquakes and tsunami's, it is just one of the things we live with, however volcanoes with landslides into the sea is probably the most frightening, and probably what Plato was writing about regarding the alleged "Atlantis".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6utAunBKXV4
One of these megatsunami's would cause far more loss of life than the Boxing day Tsunami that usaully were 40 ft. when reaching the shore:-

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INdzPIDzO1I
There are many natural problems that can happen, like the Yellowstone Caldera, but the chances of anything "Big" happening are small, unlike Atlantis, if it existed.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellowstone_Caldera


My theory at the moment, is that the Canary Islands could be near where Atlantis fell under the sea, but obviously everyone has a theory so please post them!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Megatsunami#Canary_Islands
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Location_hypotheses_of_Atlantis#Canary_Islands,_Madeira_and_Cape_Verde
Lake Titicacy, could have interesting archeology under tons of rock however is too high for landfall into the sea as it isn't far from Misti Volcano:-
Hi Opal, i will post astronomy graph for Sirius rising with the Sun for Lake Titicacy in the next few days.
Hi Monk :smile:


Recent video on ATLANTIS
at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uo2otu22568


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JUPITERASC

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Hi Monk :smile:

Did They Finally Find the Lost City of Atlantis?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mcgBCWqiqg

Was Atlantis a real place or just a fictional story?
Where might it be located?
Many have searched for the location of the lost city
where a powerful civilization lived.
But could they have been looking in the wrong place all this time?
A recent report claims to have discovered the true location of Atlantis
and it’s nowhere near where you’d expect it to be!


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Monk

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Here's a link to the 2 Sun solar system theory, featuring Sirius as a companion to our much closer Sun.

https://humanoriginproject.com/sirius-mythology-two-sun-solar-system/#:~:text=|


So now we are getting to grips with this huge story, thank you David, for your link, i was searching for a link like that today but couldn't find one.
I was aware of the Egyptians viewing Sirius when the Sun was just below the Horizon, when just a yellow tinge in the East, and my problem with the Sothic Cycle was when hieroglyphics stated New Year, and even when i looked in Egypt with the Sun slightly below the horizon, i couldn't find Sirius near horizon.
There are things we don't know about the Egyptian Calendar, it can be confusing as they used a Moon calendar as well.


But what is sure, is Sirius beats all other stars in avading precession, which is highly mysterious when using a Julian Calendar, however it must be on a cycle this happens:-
Sothic year

The Sothic year is the interval between heliacal risings of the star Sirius. It is currently less than the sidereal year and its duration is very close to the Julian year of 365.25 days.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Year
Sadly David, i can't help going back farther than 5,400 BC, it is the limit of "Starlight", and in moving recently i have not yet found my astronomy discs where i can go back much further, perhaps i will download Stellarium instead.
I will keep you posted if i can help with your journey backwards into our Zodiac.


We are told Jean-Francois Champollion was the first man to decipher hieroglyphics in the 1820's......I don't believe it....the church was there in the early centuries, i'm sure there were still people who could read hieroglyphics during this period, i would bet that the Catholic Church knew how to read inscriptions, long before Champollion:-
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean-Fran%C3%A7ois_Champollion
 
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JUPITERASC

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It would seem to me that using Sirius to adjust the Julian calendar by using Sirius, would be a better method than what we use today to impliment leap years.
How long have ancient people known about this?
https://www.newscientist.com/articl...-oldest-temple-built-to-worship-the-dog-star/
I wonder what Secret Societies really know:-
https://www.siriusrising.com/myth.htm
Hi Monk :smile:


since ancient times
Fixed Stars are important
Sirius, a bright Fixed Star seems to confuse some


Sirius

was known in Ancient Egypt

as Sopdet
or Sothis
recorded in the earliest astronomical records :smile:

The hieroglyph for Sothis features a star and a triangle




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Sirius has an effect like Jupiter and moderately Mars.
That is how it got related to the dog days :smile:
The ancient Egyptians looked at the heliacal rising of Sirius to predict the conditions of the year, but Ptolemy advises everyone to look at the syzygy most nearly preceding the seasonal turning for each season. In Ptolemy's mundane astrology, the heliacal risings and settings of the fixed stars play a minor role in the ''day by day'' conditions of the weather (see also Ptolemy's Phases of the fixed stars). Thus, the heliacal rising of Sirius for each location would bring a dog day, all cold factors of the syzygy aside. :smile:
''the Dog who brings fire upon the entire universe...''

''But when the lion of Nemea lifts into view his enormous gaping jaws, the brilliant constellation of the Dog appears: it barks forth flame, raves with its fire, and doubles the burning heat of the sun. When it puts its torch to the earth and discharges its rays, the earth foresees its conflagration and tastes its ultimate fate''

''When the Dogstar rises over the rim of the sea, which at its birth not even the flood of Ocean can quench, it will fashion unbridled spirits and impetuous hearts ; it will bestow on its sons billows of anger, and draw upon them the hatred and fear of the whole populace. Words run ahead of the speakers; the mind is too fast for the mouth. Their hearts start throbbing at the slightest cause, and when speech comes their tongues rave and bark, and constant gnashing imparts the sound of teeth to their utterance. Their failings are intensified by wine, for Bacchus gives them strength and fans their savage wrath to flame. No fear have they of woods or mountains, or monstrous lions, the tusks of the foaming boar, or the weapons which nature has given wild beasts : they vent their burning fury upon all legitimate prey.'' - Goold, G. P. (Ed.). (1977). The Loeb Classical Library.: Manilius, Astronomica. Harvard University Press.



Dr. J Raps The Epic of Gilgamesh :smile:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qS_hwIPTO-0


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